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Tour groups has 50 new trips to Latin America
Friday, 01 Nov, 2006
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G.A.P Adventures is offering 50 new trips to Latin America next year.
They include cultural journeys, wildlife encounters and active adventures.
The trips include a 19th century riverboat cruise on the Amazon and a two-week exploration of Colonial and Maya culture in El Salvador and Guatemala.
G.A.P. offers small group adventure travels on all seven continents with a focus on culture, nature and active travel to more than 40,000 travelers annually.
G.A.P. also owns the polar expedition ship, the M/S Explorer.
Report by David Wilkening
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